Sentence examples for important crowd from inspiring English sources

"Anyone coming out to this deal realizes this is a pretty important crowd to impress," said Ray Washburne, the finance chairman of the Republican National Committee.

And the context has somehow gone missing: the countryside, the music, the madding crowd itself – in Gray's poem it means the city's madding crowd but there is an important crowd in the country too, the crowds of people and faces who should have a vivid if incidental presence.

One of the most important crowd characteristic is the local crowd density.

Instead, Foley is appealing to a bigger, more important crowd.

These ideas and the debate around them may be percolating among progressives think tanks and online activists, but they haven't broken through yet with the most important crowd: elected lawmakers.

Also majorly important: Crowding the pan with chicken will lower the oil's temperature, up the cooking time, and make the breading greasy.

Thick, self-important crowds made both moving and breathing difficult.

The challenge is to keep the time allotted to these high-leverage activities sacrosanct don't let pressing but less important needs crowd them out.

PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Every night around 8 o'clock, the terrified residents of Swat, a lush and picturesque valley a hundred miles from three of Pakistan's most important cities, crowd around their radios.

"We know how hard a journey it is, but we also know how important our crowd has been in making sure we get there.

Speaking before the friendly against next year's World Cup hosts, Gerrard added: "I think it is very important the crowd respect Ashley.